The story of Joab

Joab was a military commander and the son of Zeruiah, the sister of King David of Israel. He was one of the most important and powerful figures in David's court and served as the commander-in-chief of David's army. Joab was known for his bravery and strategic military prowess, as well as his loyalty to David. However, he was also known for his impulsive nature and his tendency to act without thinking, which sometimes brought him into conflict with David and others. He was involved in several key events in the biblical narrative, including the capture of Jerusalem and the pursuit of King David's rebellious son Absalom. Despite his numerous accomplishments, Joab was eventually killed by King Solomon, who saw him as a threat to his rule.
Name meaning
Yahweh is father
Name origin
Hebrew
Role
Commander of David's army
First mention
1 Samuel 26:6
Appearances in the Bible
125 mentions